January 1, 2026
January 1, 2026
Happy New Year!
Confession: since mid 2024, I’ve been maintaining a public git with 100s of PoCs, malicious scripts, misc code
— rekdt (@rekdt) December 29, 2025
None of the code runs or does what it says it does and the entire purpose of it is because I think it’s really funny to try and poison the LLMs scraping the interwebs
Satellite Hacking, Part 01: Getting Started
— Olexander (@_aircorridor) December 30, 2025
Like so many elements of the Internet of Things (IoT), much of their security has relied upon security through obscurity.
We intend to change that!https://t.co/S1oddnu7WI@three_cube pic.twitter.com/WLrPjgIZVG
🤌🔥 "Build a Fake Phone, Find Real Bugs
— SinSinology (@SinSinology) December 30, 2025
Qualcomm GPU Emulation and Fuzzing with LibAFL QEMU" https://t.co/6cYo6nj32r
Extracts information from radio signals through SDR deviceshttps://t.co/U5PiEmTnej pic.twitter.com/AZPP5uln0w
— Tom Dörr (@tom_doerr) December 30, 2025
📡 A super useful free tool for mapping mobile network coverage
— CyberSudo (@Cyber_Sudo) December 30, 2025
If you ever wanted to see where 2G/3G/4G/5G towers are located for any operator, this tool makes it surprisingly easy and it’s completely FREE.
It’s called CellMapper
It uses crowdsourced data to map:
✅ Mobile… pic.twitter.com/TLPBu1uklt
My last #39c3 talk made it to @hackaday!
— Giulio Zausa (@giuliozausa) December 30, 2025
I talked about how we recreated the Roland JP-8000 by reverse engineering the custom silicon it used and emulating all the chips.https://t.co/94dgZmV5fT
🛜 No cameras needed for motion detection! 👻
— DFRobot (@dfrobotcn) December 30, 2025
This open-source project called ESPectre lets you detect movement using just Wi-Fi signals!
All you need:
✅ $10 ESP32 device
✅ 15 minutes to set up
✅ Zero programming skills
Works through walls, integrates with Home Assistant,… pic.twitter.com/toRa3wDye4
The DNG bug is giving major #LogoFAIL vibes. It’s essentially the same story: one legacy vulnerability (Adobe dng_sdk) rippling across multiple vendors and products.
— Alex Matrosov (@matrosov) December 30, 2025
How many more of these legacy bugs are still lurking in our software supply chain? https://t.co/VAUnGmCqg2
Glitches in games, especially used for speedrunning, are one of the most fun aspects of hacking to watch!
— Gynvael Coldwind (@gynvael) December 30, 2025
As an example, check out this video "How Speedrunners BEAT Hollow Knight Silksong In 10 Minutes!" by @Abyssoft https://t.co/JihLlxQwRY
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